Ok, so I waited 3 weeks to post another owl punch card. It was painful to wait so long, but I didn’t want to bore you!
I used the Owl Together Now branch again. It’s retired now, but you could use pretty much any branch stamp – or cut one out of your Cricut. The Two-Step Bird Punch from Stampin’ Up! also includes a branch.
I used the porcupine from the Fun & Fast Notes set to create the owl bellies. I love how the eyeballs are movable, so I have the owls looking at each other. All the hearts are punched from the same Owl Punch. Enjoy!!
Supplies:
- Stampin’ Up! Cardstock: Crumb Cake, Old Olive, Daffodil Delight, Basic Black, Chocolate Chip, White, and Rose Red
- Stampin’ Up! Two-Step Owl Punch
- Stampin’ Up! Fun & Fast Notes Stamp Set
- Stampin’ Up! Owl Together Now Stamp Set
- Stampin’ Up! Sprinkles Stamp Set
- Hero Arts Trees, Birds, and Messages Stamp Set
- Stampin’ Up! Inks: Crumb Cake, Old Olive, Rose Red, Daffodil Delight
- Stampin’ Up! Dazzling Diamonds Glitter
- Stampin’ Up! Dimensionals
- Colorbox Dark Brown Chalk Ink
- Uniball Signo White Gel Pen
Carolyn
This is adoabale, love the way you did the eyes, i will never get bored with the owls.
smallcity
Tesa Golden
You are so talented. This is very very cute.
theCook
Love those owl! So cute!
DeAnnad
Love this card! Those owls are adorable ;D
Silvia
This card is absolutely adorable!!! I Love owls and the more and more I see your creations with this punch, the more and more I want it…
Karen (from Windsor,canada)
i agree, you can never have too many owls! i love to see the different ways you can use one punch. i think i might be buying this one..it is just that cute!
Gittelaban
This video contains material that has blocked it. I can not see “Another Two Step Owl Punch Card”, what happened?
sweet card with owl and a lot heart.
Darlene DeVries
Gittelaban: Occasionally YouTube will mute my video because of the copyright laws in different countries. It’s kind of a messy thing – I try to pick songs that will be accessible by everyone, but the truth is that I won’t know for sure until the video is done, compressed and posted. Can you not see it at all or you just can’t hear it?
Gittelaban
Hello again.
Sorry I could not see and hear on video – hope you’re doing again soon.
here illegally your music. Therefore
Vina
I recently discovered your amazing blog & I love, love, love your tutorials & creative cards! I can’t wait to make this adorable owl card!! Thanks so much for sharing your talent!! Take care, Vina
Petra
Hello,
love your tutorials too!
Petra
Gitte
This video contains material from Sony Music Entertainment, which has blocked it in your country for copyright reasons
.Again problems, I can not either see and listen.
Can you do video here as “Black Magic Card”? 🙂
Gitte
You must forgive me for ignoring a second video, jublii video finally works 🙂
Thank
Judy
WOW!! What an AWESOME video!! I learned A LOT from watchng you!! That was SO COOL!! THANK YOU! The only thing that I didn’t see (and I watched it twice, so I’m hoping I didn’t miss it both times) was the size of the card and where you scored it so it ended up looking the way it does. Otherwise, I am AWED. 🙂
Darlene DeVries
Judy – thank you for the nice comments – it’s very much appreciated! The size of the card is 4.25×5.5. So, if you cut a piece of 8.5×11 cardstock in half long-ways and then score it down the middle at 5.5 inches, that’s the card. Then, I trimmed the front part 1.25 inches from the right side and used the scallop border punch. Hope this helps!
Rebecca
How cute!!! I loved your video although I feel like I was racing just watching it!!!
Susan
I love this! I have never seen the thing-a-majig used or (was that the) paper piecer? Can you tell me if the piecer makes a noticeable hole in the paper?
Really love this card and LOVE my new owl punch too!
Darlene DeVries
Hi Susan! I used the paper piercer on this card to pick up the little pieces. If you get it a little sticky at the top, it will pull the pieces off your work surface. Normally, this piercer is used to make holes in the paper to apply brads, doing faux stitching, sewing, etc. So yes, when you use it to make holes, it definitely makes a hole right through the paper. Thanks for the comment!
Darlene Z
Thank you so much. I love your blog and your cards shown here. You have released my creative block and I can’t wait to make more cards.
ellie
wow beautiful card! what is the tool that cut the outter corner of the card to curve? and the tool that you put on the card all the time to make everything straight? what are they both called? keep up the beautiful work !
TEAM CRAFTWELL
Beautiful card! Loved the video!
Team Craftwell
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Charlotte
Love your owl card…it is the cutest! Just found you on Pinterest…I will be checking out all your other tutorials. You do fantastic work! Thanks for sharing!
Dawn
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the owls cards! I want that punch! Do I need to order a catalong to get one? I also just found you on Pinterest! So Happy!
Darlene DeVries
Dawn – so glad you like the cards! You can order the punch HERE. No need to get a catalog!
Mary Crose
Hi Darlene,
You could never, ever bore me with your owl cards! They are the best I’ve ever seen. Thanks so much for the beautiful cards you make. I may even have the courage now to make my own owls-have owned that set for a couple of years. Thanks again.
Mary
Kathleen Chabot
I love your tutorials, especially the 2-step Owl ones! Thanks for putting up the card dimensions.
Jeanne
Thank you for sharing this totally awesome card! SO CUTE !!!
Sherri
I totally love this card. And thanks for the video. It’s always great to see a card as it’s put together and not just a finished picture. I’m curious about the heart stamp you used. Where did you get it? I could use it on so many different projects!
Darlene DeVries
Hi Sherri, the Sprinkles stamp set is retired, but the Confetti set is available. The hearts are very similar.
Mati
Hi Darlene,
I just love your cards! You are really a great inspiration to me! I want so so much your owl punch but I’m afraid I cannot get it in Italy ;-(. Do you know if there is any way to have it shipped here?
Thank you for your hard work!
Ps if you go two my blog you will see several cards inspired in your work. Of course not as good as yours! I’m just a beginner!
Darlene DeVries
Hi Mati! Unfortunately, the only way to have products shipped to Italy is to have an APO address (a US military address). Other than that, you could ship them to someone in the US, who could then ship them to you. Sorry it’s so difficult!
Subhiksha Gara
Wow. It’s too bad more people don’t know about this site, this covered exactly what I needed to know
Tika
you’re amazing i like your card verry much….
Lydia
Inspiring work!!!
Tess Courtland
OMgosh! I love it, I love it, I love iiittttt!!!!! soooo cute, thank you so much for sharing, I love to do this project, your so talented amazing. I love all your Owl cards project.
Debbie Vasel
Is the owl builder punch still available? So stinkin’ cute!
Darlene DeVries
Hi Debbie, yes, the owl punch is still available at Stampin’ Up!. Click Here to go to my sister’s store for purchase.
Debbie Vasel
Thank you for responding. I just purchased the owl punch from your sister 🙂
catcards004
YAY!! This is one of my favorite videos! Love the owl punch.
Brenda L.
Super cute throw back card Darlene. I wouldn’t have even thought about copyright laws on the music, to me it’s like having a radio playing. lol I guess you really have to think about these things. Hugs, Brenda
conil
I believe I remember this one. It’s why a bought the owl punch, which I still have. The card was so adorable , I couldn’t resist the punch.
Angie
Just gorgeous and why does that beautiful song make me feel like crying? So moving- thank you for you.
Irene
I thought I’d watched all of your videos, but apparently not. I’ve only seen videos with voice. Guess I have to do some digging on your old channel?
Using the hedgie for feathers on the owl is brilliant! And I always wondered how to use those sprinkle stamps. Now I see! I still have all of these (I don’t purge my stamps or punches — although I really should). I see some fun owl cards coming soon!
Thanks for always being such an inspiration, Darlene.
shayes
I love how you work with those owls. I bought the punch quite a while ago because I loved how you brought them alive. As I watched this video, I cried through the whole the whole thing….the music in the arms of an angel brought me to my knees. Thank you for this pensive meditative release this morning. Darlene, I feel like you are a friend. Thank you for all you bring to me through the computer.
Darlene DeVries
Hi Sharon. I love that song, too. I first heard it in the movie City of Angels. It makes me so happy to hear that you are enjoying the site so much! Thank you for telling me – you are so sweet. 🙂
Susan Berry
This card is so cute. Love the video and watching you I learn so much.
Adriana
I LOVE THIS CARD BECAUSE YOU GIVE LIFE IN THE DETAILS OF THE OWLS <3